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  • Kensington Mortgage has released initial price thoughts for its upcoming Finsbury Square 2019-3 RMBS following a US roadshow, as Together Money gets ready to price its own offering.
  • Northern Powergrid, a rare issuer in the UK market, issued a 40 year sterling bond on Wednesday that found a strong reception, in a week that has proved patchy for issuers in the currency.
  • Before the European Central Bank has even begun its revived asset purchase programme, analysts are already predicting that it will have to increase it next year, leading to yet more demand for corporate bonds.
  • Credit Suisse has found one way to deal with low interest rates in Europe: switch into another currency. The Swiss bank has conjured up an extra Sfr250m ($250m) of net interest income (NII) per year from changing how it hedges the capital to meet its operational risk.
  • CEE
    Swiss investors’ thirst for yield was quenched in some style at the end of last week, when Russian Railways printed the largest Swiss franc transaction of the year from an emerging market borrower.
  • Italian information technology company Almaviva took a plunge far below par in the bond markets this week as investors mulled S&P’s rating cut from B+ to B. The rating agency fears that Almaviva will struggle to keep its leverage ratio in check because local telecommunications companies are abandoning it for cheaper alternatives in eastern Europe.
  • Eurex is to expand its range of sustainability derivatives further with the launch of ESG (environmental, social and governance) options.
  • A brutal market for auto suppliers and a string of dividend deals have left Lumileds, a maker of LED lighting and an Apollo portfolio company, staring at a leverage level which could top 14 times by year-end, according to Moody’s. The company’s loan saw the largest price fall in Europe over the last quarter, according to IHS Markit, and is now bid around 47, compared with 70 in June.
  • Landesbank Baden-Württemberg has long held the crown as the top Schuldschein arranger, but even as the market internationalises the Stuttgart-based bank has retained its ability to cope with deal flow, as well as push the market beyond its usual borders.
  • Dar Al-Arkan Real Estate Development Company has mandated eight banks to arrange a long five year Reg S benchmark sukuk and is starting the roadshow for the deal on Thursday.
  • CEE
    Ukrainian steel and mining company Metinvest sold a dual tranche dollar and euro bond on Tuesday, but an inability to tighten from initial price guidance and poor trading in the secondary market on Wednesday had some investors worried that the perfect window for EM issuance is closing.
  • The UK’s South West Water has amended the margin on a loan to be priced as a spread against Sonia just days after the Bank of England said the loan market needs to do more to prepare for the cessation of Libor.